On November 5, operators of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces set a new daily record for Russian military personnel hit — 751 troops in 24 hours. Since the beginning of the month, the Unmanned Systems Forces have reported 3,505 Russian troops as killed or wounded.
This was reported by the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert “Magyar” Brovdi.
On November 5, Unmanned Systems Forces operators surpassed their previous record set on November 1, when Russian troop losses from their strikes reached 708. The new figure of 751 troops in a single day is equivalent to approximately one Russian soldier hit every two minutes.
The daily average since the beginning of November stands at 685 Russian troops and 2,219 targets hit. According to Brovdi’s calculations, a target is successfully struck every 39 seconds.
As of 8:05 a.m. on November 6, a total of 3,505 Russian troops had been recorded as killed or wounded, along with more than 11,400 targets hit.
Russian forces suffered their heaviest losses in the Dobropillia and Huliaipole sectors — 2,489 personnel, or 71% of the total.
Brovdi also suggested that the Unmanned Systems Forces could reach 1,000 Russian troops hit per day as early as November.
“This indicates an unprecedented build-up of enemy manpower on the front line,” “Magyar” said.
